CN102132548B - Method and apparatus for scrolling text display of voice call or message during video display session - Google Patents
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Abstract
A method and communication device disclosed includes displaying a video on a display, converting voice audio data to textual data by applying voice-to-text conversion, and displaying the textual data as scrolling text displayed along with the video on the display and either above, below or across the video. The method may further include receiving a voice call indication from a network, providing the voice call indication to a user interface where the voice call indication corresponds to an incoming voice call; and receiving a user input for receiving the voice call and displaying the voice call as scrolling text. In another embodiment, a method includes displaying application related data on a display; converting voice audio data to textual data by applying voice-to-text conversion; converting the textual data to a video format; and displaying the textual data as scrolling text over the application related data on said display.
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Technical field
The present invention relates to mobile communications device, it has video reception and display capabilities, speech-to-text processing and display video and for the out of Memory of such device.
Background technology
Global communication device can comprise video capability or the multimedia capabilities that allows device to show the real-time video from receiving such as video broadcast systems such as digital video broadcasting (" DVB ") networks now.Also exist for for example play the various video applications that download movies of MPEG (MP4, etc.) or similar video format with the display of mobile communications device.Yet various other application programs of mobile communications device are also used display to show information to user.For instance, the common display case of voice mail message sending and receiving application program is as icons such as closed envelopes, for example, so that indication () is through the voice mail message of storage.Voice mail message can be stored in such as on the remote servers such as voice mail message sending and receiving server, or under some situations, voice mail message can local be stored in the memory of mobile communications device.
The user that operating mobile communication device for example, inspects with () real-time video of launching via DVB network may make video inspect to be moved the Another Application program (for example, voice mail message sending and receiving or incoming call) of communicator to be interrupted.Other application program of mobile communications device (such as Short Message Service (SMS) application program, instant messaging (IM) application program etc.) also may cause user during inspecting real-time video or during store video files, receive short message service message inspecting.Under this situation, for in response to SMS message or listen to voice mail message, user closes needs or temporarily stops video application, for example, so that the application program corresponding to another (, voicemail application, short message receiving and transmitting application program or a certain other similar application program) taken action.
Summary of the invention
Method disclosed herein comprises: by the conversion of voice data application speech-to-text is converted to text data by voice data; And text data is shown as to the rolling text being shown on display together with video.Rolling text can be shown near the part bottom of display and roll on video.Or rolling text can be shown in the independent rolling text display section of display above or below video.
Described method can comprise: from network, receive audio call indication, and audio call indication is provided to user interface; And receive for receiving audio call and audio call being shown as to user's input of rolling text.
Other method comprises: from the indication of network received communication message, and communication information indication is provided to user interface, wherein communication information indication is corresponding to the communication information importing into; Receive the user's input that is used for received communication message and communication information is shown as to rolling text on display; And in response to user's input, communication information is shown as to rolling text, wherein rolling text is shown on display together with other application related data.
Communication information comprises voice data, and described method can further be comprised: by the conversion of voice data application speech-to-text is converted to text data by voice data; And text data is shown as to described rolling text.
Communication information also can comprise video section, and described method is further comprised: from video section, peel off audio-frequency unit, to obtain voice data before voice data is converted to text data via speech-to-text conversion; And in picture-in-picture (picture-in-picture) part of display display video part.
Other method comprises: the information receiving data through receiving are converted to video format to set up video format information receiving data, and wherein video format information receiving data comprise the text data corresponding at least a portion of information receiving data; And at other, above application related data, video format information receiving data are shown as to rolling text on display.Described method also can comprise: from information receiving data, peel off voice data; Voice data is transferred to speech-to-text transducer logic from audio logic; And obtain text data from speech-to-text transducer logic.
Described embodiment also comprises the communicator with rolling text logic, and rolling text logic can operate with audio reception data; By the conversion of application speech-to-text, voice data is converted to text data; Text data is converted to video format; And on application related data, text data is shown as to rolling text on display.Communicator can further comprise the speech-to-text transducer logic that is functionally coupled to rolling text logic, and wherein rolling text logic further operation with the application related data on detection display device; And in response to the application related data on display being detected, voice data is transferred to speech-to-text transducer logic from audio logic.
One embodiment comprises the computer-readable media with the executable instruction of carrying out at least one processor, and described executable instruction causes described at least one processor when being performed: display video on display; By the conversion of application speech-to-text, voice data is converted to text data; And described text data is shown as to the rolling text being shown on display together with video.
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Fig. 1 is according to the block diagram of the communicator 100 with display 101 and rolling text part 103 of an embodiment.
Fig. 2 is having display 201 and cross over the block diagram of the communicator 200 of display 201 display scrolling texts 203 in middle position a little according to an embodiment.
Fig. 3 is for according to the block diagram of crossing over the communicator 300 of picture-in-picture display 305 display scrolling texts 307 in display 301 and the rolling text part 309 in middle position a little or at picture-in-picture display 305 that has of an embodiment.
Fig. 4 is for according to the having display 401 and cross over the block diagram of the communicator 400 of display 401 display scrolling texts 403 in middle position a little an of embodiment, and wherein rolling text 403 is associated with the audio frequency for picture-in-picture display 405.
Fig. 5 is according to the block diagram of the communicator 500 of an embodiment.
Fig. 6 is for explanation is according to the flow chart of the operation of the communicator of described embodiment and the various message of disposal.
Fig. 7, for explanation is according to the flow chart of the other details of the piece 611 of described embodiment, in piece 611, obtained Message-text data before text data is shown as to rolling text.
Fig. 8 is for explanation is according to the flow chart of the operation about audio call and voice mail message of an embodiment.
Fig. 9 is for explanation is according to the flow chart of the operation about video media content and disposal audio file of an embodiment.
Figure 10 is for explanation is according to the flow chart of the other details of the operation about disposal voice mail message of an embodiment.
Figure 11 is for explanation is according to the flow chart of the operation about video media content and disposal voice data of an embodiment.
Figure 12 for explanation according to an embodiment about disposing the flow chart import audio call or voice mail message indication and the operation of display scrolling text in the rolling text part of display into.
Figure 13 for explanation according to an embodiment about by audio file or be converted to the flow chart of the operation of text data through audio reception data.
Figure 14 is for illustrating the signal flow graph that imports the communicator of audio call according to the disposal of an embodiment into.
Figure 15 is for explanation is according to the signal flow graph of the communicator of the disposal voice mail message of an embodiment.
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Now turn to graphic (wherein same numbers represents same components), Fig. 1 illustrates communicator 100, for example, have the ability of receiver, video (for example (but being not limited to) digital video broadcasting (" DVB ")) and also can receive the radio communication device of various multimedia files (for example Multimedia Message sending and receiving service (MMS) message).Communicator 100 has display 101, and according to described embodiment, graphic alphanumeric display also comprises text rolling portion 103, and text rolling portion 103 can be independent video section or can be the cut section of whole graphic alphanumeric display 101.The alternate embodiment of embodiment shown in Fig. 2 key diagram 1.In Fig. 2, communicator 200 comprises display 201, and each position display scrolling text 203 that can be on the display 201 as by user configured.Video also can comprise that (for example) is stored in device from video with it.For instance, install 100 and can comprise the video (for example, video data file) that for example, is sent to device via the wireless or wire communication with host/server (, when wirelessly or being through a cable connected to another calculation element of user).
Fig. 3 illustrates communicator 300, and it has display 301, and according to described embodiment, it shows picture-in-picture (PiP) part 305.According to described embodiment, PiP part 305 can comprise rolling text part 309, or can have rolling text 307 in each position on PiP display 305.The alternate embodiment of the embodiment that Fig. 4 key diagram 3 is illustrated.In Fig. 4, rolling text 403 is corresponding to video shown in PiP part 405, but rolling text 403 is shown in basic display unit 401 interior (with similar by the illustrated demonstration of Fig. 2), but not is shown in the video of PiP part 405.In other words, rolling text 403 is compared and be can be larger text with the text in can being shown in PiP part 405, and therefore more readable.
Other alternate embodiment can be included in vertical (but not level) orientation, transverse to main video display, transverse to the PiP part of display or vertically cross over arbitrary display and display scrolling text.Equally, rolling text can be directed with various angles with respect to display, the PiP part of for example crossing over diagonally basic display unit or crossing over display.In addition, speech-to-text transducer logic 505 can be suitable for various language and speech-to-text conversion can be provided, wherein gained text is various language and uses various text characters, such as (but being not limited to) English text, Cyrillic literary composition (Cyrillic), Greek, Chinese, Korean, Arabic etc.
Fig. 5 explanation is according to the communicator with application program 501 500 of described embodiment.Application program 501 for example can be incorporated into, in radio communication device (radio communication device 500).Radio communication device 500 can be any suitable communicator that can display video, such as (but being not limited to) mobile phone, laptop computer, desktop computer, personal digital assistant etc., it has the ability of received communication message (such as audio call, SMS message, Multimedia Message sending and receiving service (MMS) message, instant message etc.) and/or retrieval and demonstration or playback communication information (for example, voice mail message, SMS message, MMS message, IM message etc.).
Radio communication device 500 comprises voice mail retrieval device logic 503, speech-to-text transducer logic 505, display driver 507, protocol stack 509 and at least one transceiver 511.Terminological logic used herein is included in one or more programmable processors, ASIC, firmware hardwired logic or upper software and/or the firmware of carrying out of its combination.Term protocol stack used herein refers to software and/or the firmware of carrying out in one or more programmable processors and/or application specific processor or its combination.Therefore, application program 501 comprises herein by the rolling text logic of describing.
Protocol stack 509 is coupled to one or more transceivers 511 via communication link 510.Transceiver 511 can be via transmitting chain 513 by the data transmission that comprises order or request to network, and can from network, receive the data that comprise order or request via receiver 515.
Radio communication device 500 also can comprise for receiving and send the various clients 527 of message.For instance, client 527 can comprise email client 531, instant messaging (IM) client 533, Short Message Service (SMS) client 535, multimedia information service (MMS) client 537 and multimedia client 517.Multimedia client 517 can be and/or comprises various broadcast medium clients (such as (but being not limited to) DVB, MMBS etc.), makes the communicator 500 can receiving multimedia broadcast.
All clients (for example multimedia client 517) are all functionally coupled to protocol stack 509 and transceiver 511 via communication link 541.Client (for example (but being not limited to) multimedia client 517) is also functionally coupled to application program 501 via communication link 529, and via communication link 519, is functionally coupled to display driver 507.Multimedia client 517 and all other clients 527 can be with other assembly of communicator 500 or logic alternately with sending and receiving message.Multimedia client 517 can be with other assembly or logic alternately with for example, for example, from the broadcast of () video broadcast system ((but being not limited to) DVB) receiver, video, and can therefore in conjunction with display driver 507, cause display video on display 521.Multimedia client 517 also can provide video from various other application programs (such as (but being not limited to) game application, internet browsing program, movie player application etc.).Therefore, multimedia client 517 is mode or provide video from various broadcast via internet in the air, or through store video files, provides video from various.
Fig. 6 explanation is according to the operation of the communicator 500 of an embodiment.In 601, for example, on () transmitting chain 513 and receiver 515, via transceiver 511, communicator is connected to network.As shown in 603, can on receiver 515, from network, receive audio call.For example, yet as shown in 605, user may be busy with an application program, is occupied in Multimedia session, and multimedia client 517 may just be provided to display 521 by video or out of Memory.As shown in 607, the indication of importing message into will be provided to user.Described indication can be visual indicator, or can be such as audio tones such as bell sound tones.If user determines accept and inspect message (as in 609), application program 501 will take action to obtain Message-text data (as shown in 611) so.As described in further detail, can obtain in every way Message-text data herein.As shown in 613, application program 501 will provide text data to display driver 507.As shown in 615, then the information for example, showing with the Another Application program (, video application) of being engaged in from user is shown to the rolling text that represents Message-text data together on display 521.
The other details of Fig. 7 illustrated block 611 and can how to obtain Message-text data in various embodiments.In 701, from process illustrated in fig. 6, receive given type of message.If message is not Multimedia Message (in 703) and message be not speech message or audio call (in 705), so for example, using message as () plaintext message and IM message, SMS message or email message dispose.As shown in 707, application program 501 obtains Message-text by the suitable client from client 527.As shown in 717, application program 501 will be followed and text data will be provided to display driver 507 on communication link 520 to be shown as rolling text.
Yet, if message be Multimedia Message (for example, MMS message) (in 703), application program 501 will for example, check that by () one group in user option 539 is set to check text/the Video Option (as in 709) through storage user option so.In described embodiment, can apply various users and set, for example user can select only receiver, video (for example PiP display), or optionally connected rating is frequently with corresponding to the rolling text of described video.Also can set via user option 539 rolling text position, and therefore, can be as previously carried out display scrolling text by Fig. 1 to Fig. 4 is illustrated.
Therefore,, in 709, check the setting of text/the Video Option.If select only the Video Option, application program 501 sends video (as 717) by the display driver to for PiP display so.Under this situation, optionally, user can select PiP display, causes whereby audio-frequency unit (if existence) in PiP display, to be play together with video.Otherwise video may voicelessly move in PiP display, and user is from application program or the video reception audio frequency of another current operation.
Yet if video and the text option setting detected in 709, application program 501 can be peeled off audio-frequency unit (as in 711) from message so.Can then will be provided to speech-to-text transducer 505 (as shown in 713) through peeling off audio-frequency unit, and add display to and using as rolling text (as shown in 715).PiP for video or MMS message shows, can be according to any one and the display scrolling text in Fig. 3 and the illustrated example of Fig. 4, and can set and rolling text is positioned to any the wanted position on display according to the user who is stored in user option 539.Therefore application program 501 provides user interface, makes user can select option for being stored in user option 539.In described embodiment, the default value of user option 539 can be provided, make (for example) video and text can be the acquiescence display setting for MMS message or video.Various other default settings can be suitable for various embodiment equally.
Fig. 8 explanation is according to the operation of the communicator 500 of an embodiment.In 801, for example, on () transmitting chain 513 and receiver 515, via transceiver 511, communicator is connected to network.As shown in 803, can on receiver 515, from network, receive audio call.For example, yet as shown in 805, user may be busy with an application program, is occupied in Multimedia session, and multimedia client 517 may just be provided to display 521 by video or out of Memory.As shown in 807, the indication of incoming call will be provided to user.Described indication can be visual indicator, or can be such as audio tones such as bell sound tones.If user determines call accepted (as in 809), application program 501 will be established to the live voice call link 508 of protocol stack 509 so, to receive speech data from network.Yet application program 501 shifts speech data by audio logic from communicator 500, and will change into and speech data be sent to speech-to-text transducer logic 505 on communication link 504.Therefore speech-to-text transducer logic 505 will be converted to text (as shown in 811) by voice data, and will text data be provided to display driver 507 (as shown in 813) via application program 501.As shown in 815, then will on display 521, by representing, through receiving the rolling text of audio call, for example, show that with the Another Application program (, video application) of being engaged in from user the information of coming shows together.
According to described embodiment, application program 501 also can retrieve voicemail message file and is shown as rolling text.Therefore, user can ignore the calling in 803, under this situation, can in 807, provide voice mail indication.Therefore user can determine receiving voicemail messages in 809, and application program 501 can then order voice mail retrieval device logic 503 from remote speech mail server or from for directly on communicator 500 memory of storaged voice mail obtain voicemail file.Then will in 811, will be converted to text and correspondingly show through retrieve voice mail file.
About Fig. 9, further illustrate this embodiment.As shown in 901, displayable video media content or any out of Memory.As in 903, audio speech file can be converted to text data.As in 905, can then cross over display and rolling text data together with video media content or out of Memory simultaneously.That is, when crossing over display, during the text of rolling voice mail message, video application can continue displaying video.Figure 10 illustrates the other details of described embodiment.In 1001, receiver, video information.For instance, can receive DVB data from digital video radio network.In 1003, display video information on display 521.In 1005, receiving voicemail messages indication, for example, indicate from the voice mail message of wireless network.In 1007, user can provide via user interface 523 activation signal.For instance, user can press the button on keypad, makes application program 501 on display 521, voice mail message to be converted to rolling text in response to user's input.Or, in 1007, can detect voice mail message by application program 501 and indicate, wherein application program 501 is as responding automatically retrieve voicemail message (as shown in 1009).In 1011, voice mail message is converted to text, and in 1013, crosses over display 521 and rolling text (as described previously).
Figure 11 application program 501 is about the operation of audio call.In 1101, can be on display 521 display video.Can receive by communicator 500 the audio speech data of audio call, and in live voice call link 508, audio speech data be sent to application program.Application program management speech data is from the transfer of the audio logic of communicator 500, and speech data can be sent to speech-to-text transducer logic 505 (as shown in 1103).In 1105, together with video on display 521 rolling text data.
Figure 12 illustrates communicator 500 and the operation of application program 501 about activating.For instance, in 1201, application program 501 can receive user's activation signal from user interface 523.User's activation signal can be in response to importing audio call into, or can be in response to the voice mail indication receiving from network.Or application program 501 can provide the configurable user who is stored in user option 539 to set.For instance, user can set the option of user option 539, makes when video application just moves, and any incoming call is all automatically directed to application program 501.In another example, user can set option, makes when receiving voicemail is indicated, and application program 501 is automatically retrieved corresponding voicemail message file.According to described embodiment, can use various other user's configurations.
In 1203, as described to Fig. 4 about Fig. 1, display 521 can be split into video section and text rolling portion.Shown in Fig. 2, in certain embodiments, can be on video rolling text.Application program 501 also can provide the configurable setting of the user who is stored in user option 539 for configuring rolling text with respect to the position of display 521.For instance, user can set option, makes to cross over the centre of display 521 and rolling text, or at top or place, the bottom rolling text of display 521.Also can provide other user option, for example color and the size of (but being not limited to) rolling text.Therefore, in 1205, according to user option 539 or according to default setting and display scrolling text.
Figure 13 explanation corresponding to as the example embodiment that configures of Fig. 1 and Fig. 3 demonstration of showing and describe for PiP display.Displayable video in 1301, and voice data or audio file can be converted to text in 1303.In 1305, application program 501 can cause display to be split into (for example) video section 101 and textual portions 103 (as illustrated in Figure 1) in conjunction with display driver 507.By display driver 507, text data is converted to video format (as shown in 1307), and described text data is shown as to rolling text (as shown in 1309) in textual portions 103.
Figure 14 and Figure 15 are for providing the signal flow graph of other details of the operation of communicator 500.In Figure 14, signal flow graph 1400 explanations are disposed audio call by application program 501.For instance, network 1402 can send to communicator 500 by audio call indication or beep-page message 1405.Due to user's setting as discussed above, or because user is just operating the application program of using display 521, so application program 501 receives audio calls indication 1405.User can accept via 1407 audio call.This may input via the user of user interface 523, or may configure setting based on user.Application program 501 can then receive speech data 1409 from network 1402.For example, if user continues to run application 1411 (video, or such as other application programs such as game application), application program 501 will send speech bits 1413 to speech-to-text transducer logic 505 so.Application program 501 will receive corresponding to the text position 1415 through conversion audio frequency, and will send text position and cover details 1417 to display 1401.
Figure 15 is for illustrating the signal flow graph 1500 of disposing voice mail message by application program 501.According to described embodiment, although can carry out processed voice email message by application program 501 at any time, explanation calling procedure for the purpose of integrality.For instance, with similar by the illustrated situation of Figure 14, can receive audio call indication 1505 by application program 501.Yet user can ignore audio call 1507.Under this situation, network 1502 will reboot 1509 and calling order (caller) is rebooted to voice mail via voice mail.If calling order utilizes voice-mail server 1503 to carry out voicemail messages, network 1502 will send voice mail message indication 1511 to application program 501 so.If display 1501 is just being moved and used to application program 1513, application program 501 can obtain via voice mail retrieval device logic 503 voice document 1515 so.Voice mail retrieval device logic 503 will be communicated by letter with voice-mail server 1503 with 1519 via message 1517 via network 1502, and will obtain voice document 1521.
Therefore, the present invention discloses the method and apparatus for display scrolling text, wherein rolling text represents the audio frequency of voice mail message or MMS message or video, and display scrolling text simultaneously together with video broadcasting data or together with the video from video file on being shown in display or application data wherein.One of ordinary skill in the art will understand the various advantages of embodiment disclosed herein.
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1. for a method for the text display of roll during video display session audio call or message, it comprises:
In radio communication device place receiver, video information;
By described radio communication device operation video application, described video application is shown in described video information on the display of described radio communication device;
By described radio communication device, to user, provide importing the indication of message into, described message has video section and audio-frequency unit;
By application program, obtain Message-text data, wherein, obtain described Message-text data and comprise:
Peel off the audio-frequency unit of described message;
Described audio-frequency unit is provided to the speech-to-text transducer at described radio communication device place, described speech-to-text transducer is by being converted to described Message-text data to described audio-frequency unit application speech-to-text conversion by the audio-frequency unit of described message; And
When a part for the described display while showing the video section of described message in the picture-in-picture PiP part at described display and outside the PiP part of crossing over described display is rolled described Message-text data, continue to show described video information on described display.
2. method according to claim 1, it further comprises:
Receive the user's input that is used for receiving described audio-frequency unit and described audio-frequency unit is shown as to rolling text; In response to receiving described user's input, obtain described Message-text data.
3. method according to claim 2, it further comprises:
Detection is just showing described video information on described display;
Described audio-frequency unit is transferred to speech-to-text transducer for described audio-frequency unit being converted to described Message-text data from audio logic.
4. method according to claim 1, it further comprises:
One from remote storage or memory is retrieved described audio-frequency unit.
5. method according to claim 1, wherein provides described indication of importing message into is comprised to described user:
Produce audio frequency indication or show visual indicator on described display.
6. for a method for the text display of roll during video display session audio call or message, it comprises:
In radio communication device place receiver, video information;
By described radio communication device operation video application, described video application is shown in described video information on the display of described radio communication device;
From network received communication message, indicate;
The indication of described communication information is provided to the user interface of described radio communication device, what described communication information indication corresponded to described radio communication device imports multimedia communication message into, and wherein said communication information comprises audio-frequency unit and video section;
Receiving user inputs to receive described communication information and on described display, the audio-frequency unit of described communication information is shown as to rolling text;
By application program, obtain Message-text data, wherein, obtain described Message-text data and comprise:
Peel off the audio-frequency unit of described message;
Described audio-frequency unit is provided to the speech-to-text transducer at described radio communication device place, described speech-to-text transducer is by being converted to described Message-text data to described audio-frequency unit application speech-to-text conversion by the audio-frequency unit of described message;
In response to described user's input, when a part for the described display while showing the video section of described communication information in the picture-in-picture PiP part at described display and outside the PiP part of crossing over described display is rolled described Message-text data, continue to show described video information on described display.
7. for a method for the text display of roll during video display session audio call or message, it comprises:
In radio communication device place receiver, video information;
By described radio communication device operation video application, described video application is shown in described video information on the display of described radio communication device;
By described radio communication device, to user, provide importing the indication of message into, described message has video section and audio-frequency unit;
By application program, obtain Message-text data, wherein, obtain described Message-text data and comprise:
Peel off the audio-frequency unit of described message;
Described audio-frequency unit is provided to the speech-to-text transducer at described radio communication device place, described speech-to-text transducer is converted to text data by described audio-frequency unit;
Described text data is converted to video format to set up video format information receiving data; And while showing the video section of described message in the picture-in-picture PiP part at described display and when a part for the described display outside the PiP part of crossing over described display rolls described video format information receiving data, continue to show described video information on described display.
8. method according to claim 7, it further comprises:
Described audio-frequency unit is transferred to speech-to-text transducer from audio logic; And obtain described Message-text data from described speech-to-text transducer.
9. for an equipment for the text display of roll during video display session audio call or message, it comprises:
For the device in radio communication device place receiver, video information;
For move the device of video application by described radio communication device, described video application is shown in described video information on the display of described radio communication device;
For providing importing the device of the indication of message into user by described radio communication device, described message has video section and audio-frequency unit;
For obtain the device of Message-text data by application program, wherein, for obtaining the device of described Message-text data, comprise:
For peeling off the device of the audio-frequency unit of described message;
For described audio-frequency unit being provided to the device of the speech-to-text transducer at described radio communication device place, described speech-to-text transducer is by being converted to described Message-text data to described audio-frequency unit application speech-to-text conversion by the audio-frequency unit of described message; And
While rolling described Message-text data for a part for the described display when the picture-in-picture PiP part at described display shows the video section of described message and outside the PiP part of crossing over described display, continue to show the device of described video information on described display.
10. equipment according to claim 9, described equipment also comprises:
Device for detection of the described video information on described display; And
For described audio-frequency unit being transferred to the device of described speech-to-text transducer from audio logic in response to the described video information on described display being detected.
11. equipment according to claim 10, described equipment also comprises:
For receiving for receiving described audio-frequency unit and described audio-frequency unit being shown as to the device of the user input of rolling text;
For in response to receiving described user's input, obtain the device of described Message-text data.
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